Sentence examples for delayed enactment from inspiring English sources

But the agency delayed enactment, potential customers waited and Bain lost its money.

Drakeford says in recognition of the "genuine shift in consent arrangements" the law provides, the Welsh assembly delayed enactment of the bill by two years to ensure that the public could be educated about the change.

The problem with the delayed enactment gambit is that as soon as Republicans repeal the law, health insurers would have little incentive to offer plans in the upcoming year, particularly if they're losing money on the health insurance exchanges.

The House of Lords has the power to delay enactment of legislation passed by the House of Commons but not to overturn it.

The state law had no immediate effect, because Arizona already had a federal waiver allowing it to delay enactment until 2009.

The rules were set to take effect April 1; two trade groups sued, delaying enactment a few days before a federal appeals court allowed it.

It would delay enactment of a controversial tax on high-cost employer-sponsored insurance plans and, in a nod to the concerns of older Americans, do away with the unpopular "doughnut hole" in the Medicare prescription drug program.

As moderates assumed dominance in the insurgent government (by July) and delayed the enactment of promised peasant reforms, they lost mass peasant support for the rebellion.

He moved first to abolish the oath of allegiance, although the Senate's opposition delayed the enactment of the necessary legislation until May 1933.

Before its final vote, the Agriculture Committee rejected several amendments that would have eliminated the travel ban reversal or delayed its enactment; those votes split largely along partisan lines, with Democrats favoring more immediate implementation.

Unfortunately however, the lack of federal and state funding for HAVA has further delayed full enactment.